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Do we really need "career women" in our society, rather than traditional, normal, regular women who are more apt to take on more traditional roles? Why is it the goal of almost every woman these days to have a career, rather than simply be supportive of a man who acts as head of a household? Can we not acknowledge that there are indeed differences between the genders, and women are better suited for certain tasks than others, many of which differ from those of men?
Do we really need "career women" in our society, rather than traditional, normal, regular women who are more apt to take on more traditional roles? Why is it the goal of almost every woman these days to have a career, rather than simply be supportive of a man who acts as head of a household? Can we not acknowledge that there are indeed differences between the genders, and women are better suited for certain tasks than others, many of which differ from those of men?
Also, how many men are able to provide comfortably for a whole household on one income these days? What about health care costs? What about college and retirement savings? Modern life takes money.
Also, how many men are able to provide comfortably for a whole household on one income these days? What about health care costs? What about college and retirement savings? Modern life takes money.
Um, how about first for the simple fact that in marriage there are no guarantee anymore. Second, many families need two incomes to make ends meet. Third, some women are well suited for their careers (I have worked with several female engineers and scientists who are, in my opinion, very well qualified). Fourth, not all women want children...my girlfriend and I have decided that our careers are more important to us (and it's not like we're hurting for children in this country). Fifth, people (of all genders) should be free to chose whatever career path they want...
I can't argue against "career women"--I'm unable to, my personal feelings aside. I do understand there is a market for "mail order brides" from many Western men who DO object to "career women", and want something more "traditional"--but again, I can't comment on this, because I'm an enlightened "westerner", and I know that we ALL have the right to determine our own lives---men as well as women. I can't ask a woman to do something I wouldn't do, and I wouldn't want to be a "just a housewife" myself.
However, we'd ALL do well to remember that there are plenty of men who most certainly would, and do, tell women exactly what they are expected to do, and not to do. These men have no problem putting women "in their place", and taking extraordinary measures to ensure that they STAY there. And they have a large number of women who apparently agree with them.
It would be wise for us to all take a moment to consider all this before we move any closer to multiculturalism. Maybe we ought to slow down a bit, and think very carefully, about just how "multi" a culture we'd all be comfortable with. The decision we make might not be "reversible"....just a suggestion.
PS Any connection between the subject of this post and any of the major monotheistic religions of the Middle East is purely coincidental...
Um, how about first for the simple fact that in marriage there are no guarantee anymore. Second, many families need two incomes to make ends meet. Third, some women are well suited for their careers (I have worked with several female engineers and scientists who are, in my opinion, very well qualified). Fourth, not all women want children...my girlfriend and I have decided that our careers are more important to us (and it's not like we're hurting for children in this country). Fifth, people (of all genders) should be free to chose whatever career path they want...
I agree 100%.
But I would add I think if children today had a stay at home parent, either the mother or father, many of the problems we have with juvenile crime would disappear. What's the saying? "It takes a village to raise a child." Maybe it really takes to raise a child is a stay at home parent who takes an interest in their kids lives.
Sometimes in today's society I think the thugs, gang bangers on the street corner, and the television have more to say about how children are raised in America than the actual parents do.
LMAO....I told my self and others I'd stay out of this forum...lol...but this thread title caught my eye...
And then I about shorted out my keyboard when I spilled my coffee all over it after seeing the pic!! OMG, so fitting!...
Thanks for the laugh! ....whew....LOL
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